Park Safely
If leak is suspected, keep at least 6 metres away from open flame, sparks, or ignition sources.
Safety Resource
CNG Vehicle Care & Safety Guide
Maintain safe, compliant, and efficient CNG operation through periodic inspections, certified servicing, insurance and PUC compliance, and mandatory hydro testing.
Essential Safety Precautions During Servicing
Empty Before Welding
Before heat work within 1.5 metres of cylinder, fully empty the cylinder.
Authorised Service Only
Use qualified technicians and approved diagnostic equipment for all CNG-related work.
Do's
- Follow your CNG kit maintenance schedule.
- Keep and review the CNG kit user manual.
- Use only authorised CNG workshops and trained technicians.
- Learn emergency shut-off controls from your installer.
- Run on petrol occasionally to maintain petrol system health.
- Check unusual odour/leak indicators immediately.
- Keep CNG kit insurance and PUC certificate valid.
Don'ts
- Do not self-repair or self-diagnose CNG kits.
- Do not ignore gas leaks or unusual smell.
- Never replace approved CNG cylinders with LPG/other cylinders.
- Avoid welding/heat work near a filled cylinder.
- Do not use non-certified spares.
Insurance, PUC, Cylinder Safety, and Hydro Testing
CNG Kit Insurance
Inform your insurer after conversion and include kit coverage with applicable premium.
PUC Compliance
CNG conversion does not exempt periodic emission checks. Keep valid PUC documentation.
Cylinder Strength
Approved CNG cylinders are high-strength pressure vessels tested for impact and fire scenarios.
Hydro Test Cycle
Complete hydrostatic testing every 3 years or as current regulations prescribe.
Drive Safely with Confidence
A professionally installed and regularly maintained CNG system offers lower fuel costs, cleaner emissions, and dependable performance. Combine authorised servicing, valid PUC/insurance, and timely hydro testing for long-term safety.